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1 [object, number, taste, problem, situation] similaire, analogue ; something similar quelque chose de similaire ; 10 similar offences 10 délits similaires ; similar to analogue à, comparable à ; it's similar to riding a bike c'est comme faire du vélo ; similar in size/price comparable pour ce qui est des dimensions/du prix ; it is similar in appearance to… ça ressemble à… ; similar in colour dans les mêmes tons ;2 Math [triangle] semblable.
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